Plunkett: The world after money

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When the world's peoples stop using money and exchange and abandon private ownership of property, the following conditions will quickly be alleviated or come to an end: scarcity; poverty; theft and criminality; incarceration; slavery; wage-slavery; most violence, including bullying, molestation, rape, and murder; class-consciousness and inequality; warfare; hoarding, including the hoarding of ideas and inventions; most lifestyle-related illnesses; the suppression of individual uniqueness and free expression; the suppression of social commonalities; the suppression of knowledge, learning, intelligence, common sense, and wisdom; mass mind-control, including propaganda; the destruction of family and community relationships; despeciation and environmental ruin; the perceived separation of humans from nature; the denial of death, grief, and life.